Migration surge in Ceuta reshapes Spanish election debate

Tens of thousands of migrants have arrived in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, intensifying political tensions ahead of next month's election. The influx has become a central campaign issue, with parties diverging on border control and humanitarian responses. The situation underscores the broader EU migration challenge and its electoral implications.

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